The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

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lcs'crday AZ lroc'or springs
The thrlstian church has placed AL
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comp" !or opciH chaii ior me
scai 81 the new ediucc,
Alex Hrulo is now running the st.
, Charlie. RESTAURANT sufficient
guarantee tina, every thing viii bc
served In stylc.
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/ Doe great rains have had IN effect
on every thing, and horscmen tel us
MAJ the price Oh nor - Ilesh ma III
crc"9cu AT ic"e' twenty-five ic- I'LL III.
subscriptions TO stock OF the l'eo-
pies building and Saving ASSOCIATION
received at the Citizens National
Bank. Gail thore aud get q copy OF
pylaWs'
The prohibltionists friend, the
ants delight, the Waco Dry AR Re
irlgerator. the best and cheapest. For
sale ut waco FURNITURE Co.'S ana
o"''cr"h ~ Co'9 oI",''
Don't be deceived by worthless
limitations but GET the genuine 'baHs
Chicken Cholera cure ms remedy
lhs saved the chlckCh TAISer9 ol
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About one OF the most pleasing as
play OF taste Is the groat Sho" WIN
doWsoi sanger bro Ih'y are uec-
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exactly what kind of sour mash they
did drink IN those days
Tim uros and antis are oro.,ni/od at
NJ, Coi,n vim / + Elliot ,hoirp,ou
of ihr an,i clui and w. +. N,alof the
81 t|
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the ami club counted thirtv.uiue.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church IN, "A picnic to-day, and also
the Episcopal church. The former is
vt Walkers crossing on the Bosque,
and the latter at Proctor springs.
TbeIlpht Infantry made the street,
lively o"ain last nipht Thev we're
,ro,iod 10 ire cream NJ III, lIeliotrope
Tea by Mr. ). l. Moore The company
is really asine one ana should receive
the encouragement OF the city that 1t
may be made permanent one.
snocimcns OF fine oat. and wheat
troIr tho farm -'of MIR. \. X. Sassanan